San Francisco Policies, Racism, Left-Right, etc.; Women and the Draft; 'Little People'; The Appeal of Abortion Law in Israel; Immigration and Naturalization Service and Gays: The Case of Jaime Chavez (12/31/79); The Firing of Andrew Young (8/15/79); Gay March on Washington (10/21/79); Barbara Walters Interviews Yasser Arafat (KPFA), 1979
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KPFA talk radio program: Panama Canal; Bob Schmidt on Iranian situation. Feminist perspective on ‚women and the draft‚ - different views based on military support in general in lieu of possible passage of Equal Rights Amendment: interviews with Liz Regalli, Ruby Lieberman, Deborah Johnson, and Margaret Sloan. ‚Think Big‚: Report on the Little People‚Äôs Association (LPA) conference (recorded July 1973) Report on protest of NBC‚Äôs upcoming TV miniseries show called ‚Beulah Land‚ (based on book of the same name) for being filled with sex, violence, and anti-black racism. . The defeat; Gordon Lau and the future of Chinese Americans in politics. Gordon Lau debates Ed Lawson days before the runoff election. Asians and AEIOU promo. (10/21/69) Gay March on washington D.C.: Sally Gearheart, Amber Hollibaugh, and Robin Tyler‚Äôs speeches, Speech by and Asian American woman; reaction to interview of Gwendolyn from New York -- participant of the Third world Gay Conference. Afirmative Action ignored by the University. P. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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